Strategy Health Diagnostics
Clear answers about strategy diagnostics, privacy, source code, data requirements, and what StratVitals does not do.
StratVitals is a strategy health diagnostics service for traders and strategy owners. It reviews the behavior your strategy leaves behind, such as backtest summaries, equity curves, trade records, and risk patterns, then turns that evidence into a structured health report.
No. StratVitals does not provide trade entries, trade exits, copy trading, account management, or signal subscriptions. The service is designed to diagnose strategy health, risk pressure, data quality, and live-readiness concerns.
The first layer focuses on observable behavior that most strategies leave behind: performance distribution, drawdown pressure, fee sensitivity, trade count, data completeness, and consistency between reported results and available evidence. Deeper layers can use strategy-type context and anonymized logs when available.
A normal backtest report usually shows outcomes. StratVitals reads those outcomes as diagnostic evidence. Profit, drawdown, fees, trade count, and missing context are reviewed together to identify whether the strategy looks stable, fragile, incomplete, or in need of deeper review.
No. StratVitals does not require source code, trading bots, private repositories, or secret strategy formulas for the Quick Check.
No. StratVitals does not ask for exchange API keys, live account access, or permission to trade on your behalf.
Yes. You may redact strategy names, exact parameters, broker names, account size, and proprietary identifiers. Please keep the risk-relevant fields when possible, such as timestamps, entries, exits, fees, slippage assumptions, drawdowns, and PnL.
No. StratVitals does not provide buy/sell signals, account management, or guaranteed returns. The service is designed to help traders review strategy risk, data quality, drawdown behavior, fee drag, and PnL traceability.
A strategy often leaves risk fingerprints in its outputs. We review entries, exits, trade distribution, fees, slippage assumptions, drawdowns, holding time, win/loss structure, and whether the reported PnL can be traced clearly.
StratVitals can identify risk flags, data gaps, fragile behavior, suspicious consistency issues, and whether the available evidence supports more confidence or requires deeper review. It does not make absolute claims from incomplete evidence.
For the free quick check, you can send a backtest screenshot, equity curve, backtest report, trade-level CSV, platform export, or basic numbers such as strategy type, market, timeframe, test period, total trades, max drawdown, total profit, and fee setting.
You send the materials you are comfortable sharing, along with your preferred report language. StratVitals reviews whether the evidence is enough for a first-layer quick report, then returns a structured screening with risk flags, diagnostic confidence, preliminary diagnosis, and recommended next steps.
The free quick check includes a strategy profile summary, Data Completeness Check, Strategy Health Quick Score, Risk Flags, Diagnostic Confidence, Preliminary Diagnosis, Recommended Next Steps, and privacy and disclaimer notes.
The free quick check does not include source code review, parameter optimization, trade signals, profit guarantees, full MAE / MFE path diagnosis, rule-level root cause diagnosis, account management, or copy trading.
Standard Strategy Health Quick Check is a low-friction first-layer screening. Focused Strategy Health Diagnosis is a deeper strategy-type-aware review when more evidence is available. One-on-One Deep Strategy Diagnosis is a private, high-touch review for complex strategy behavior, live drift, version history, or sensitive review needs.
Yes. Chinese reports use Chinese narrative with English metric labels by default. This keeps metric names consistent across Strategy Health Quick Score, Data Completeness Check, Risk Flags, Diagnostic Confidence, and related report sections.
No. StratVitals does not guarantee profit. Profit is an outcome, not a diagnosis. Any strategy can fail under changing market conditions, execution costs, data issues, or risk settings.
No. StratVitals is not investment advice, financial advice, trading advice, a broker, an account manager, or a signal provider. Users remain responsible for their own research, trading decisions, risk controls, and capital allocation.
Start with observable behavior, not source code. A quick check can help decide whether deeper diagnosis is justified before you risk real money.
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